Following the results from the Google Refine Usage Survey, I would like to share a more personal vision of the birth of the OpenRefine community. The code and all issues have been recently moved to Github, the wiki will close soon and the project would have left the Google code environment.
However while a clear consensus have been found to go for GitHub (GitHub got voted 35 out of 43 responses, see results here) to host the code and issue tracker, I am not sure that GitHub is the right place to for the documentation. In this post I'll try to explain the reason why. Please note that I am open to comments and suggestions regarding analysis and proposition I'll do in this post. OpenRefine is now within the community hands and everyone voice count.